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IDF Confirms Jewish Rioters Besieged Palestinian Homes in West Bank, Barrier Removed The IDF confirmed that Jewish rioters besieged Palestinian homes in Kusra, West Bank, but removed the blockade. Residents faced a harsh lockdown, and there are allegations of army complicity. Previous settler violence against the same residents was also reported.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 IDF confirmed Jewish rioters besieged Palestinian homes in Kusra, West Bank. 02 Rioters entered the area using a military ambulance summoned by residents. 03 IDF forces dismantled the rioters' barricade and declared the area a closed military zone. 04 Residents, including children, were cut off from electricity and water during the siege. 05 Claims surfaced that soldiers cooperated with rioters and did not end the siege. 06 Settlers previously abused residents for building a fence, with army backing. Translated and summarized by baba from Kan News , the latest report. Read Kan News’s original The coverage
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